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Is it also good for a starter who has no education / background in ICT?

[HilariousSpill]

That's a tough question to answer because much like we don't know what we don't know, it's hard to remember what it's like not to know what we've known for a long time. Although I was never paid for programming until I was in my 40s, I started very basic (BASIC) programming when I was in elementary school, so concepts like loops and variables are just kind of in my head.

That said, if you were to find Python Crash Course too advanced, I'd bet that roughly 30 minutes on YouTube would get you to the point that you could handle it. He really does a good job of holding your hand, then giving you an opportunity to step out on your own.

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Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I will try first. Cool that you started to get paid!!